Abstract
The republic has sufficient reserves of surface water, which, in comparison with groundwater, are more accessible for use and are softer and less mineralized. Their widespread use is hindered by the presence of natural and man-made pollution in them. Taking into account the initial water quality of surface sources and the requirements for industrial water, oxidation with hydrogen peroxide in the presence of Fe2 +, coagulation, pressure flotation or filtration are recommended as the main technological methods of purification from organic and inorganic compounds of natural and anthropogenic nature. The article substantiates the possibility of using hydrogen peroxide to intensify the purification of surface water by an improved oxidizing technology for technical water supply, and provides technological schemes for water purification.
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